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Read at this Thursday (18) ANBA Bulletin that Brazilian companies struck deals at Beautyworld Middle East, a cosmetics trade show that occurred this week in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. In the stand organized by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, the seven exhibitors made over 150 during the three-day show. The hair product company Keep, for example, reached agreements with three representatives in the UAE and Egypt, and will deliver 100 units of each of its products. The special envoy Thais Sousa reports that the hair cosmetics company Amitys, is another company that received orders at the show. Two deals were gone through, one of which from Iraq. “We found lots of people interested in Brazilian products,” said the brand’s owner Maria do Carmo Alves Teixeira. In addition to the Arab Brazilian Chamber’s pavilion, other Brazilian companies were at the event, in standalone stands or missions organized by the sector’s entities. The show also revealed that Arab brands are interested in selling to Brazil. ““The Arabs want to import Brazilian products but also have their eyes on our cosmetic market, which is globally important,” said Arab Brazilian Chamber head of international offices Rafael Solimeo. The local perfume company Abaq is an example. “We are trying to enter the Brazilian market because just like they (Brazilians) are here (in Dubai), we also want to be there to share our knowledge and culture,” declared Abaq operations manager Ibrahim Ayazidi. Check these and other highlights in the links below! |
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Dubai – Brazilian executives at Beautyworld Middle East said they achieved their goals, and some struck deals during the trade show that ran from Monday (15) to this Wednesday (17) in Dubai, the UAE. |
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Dubai – Business opportunities between Brazil and the Arab countries in the cosmetic sector were a two-way street during Beautyworld Middle East 2019, a beauty show that ended this Wednesday (17) in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. |
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São Paulo — The 15th annual G20 Leaders’ Summit will be held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in November 21-22, 2020. This will be the first time it will hosted in an Arab country. The dates were released this Wednesday (17) by Saudi Press Agency (SPA). |
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São Paulo – Netflix announced this weekend the production of its second Arab original series. “Al Rawabi School for Girls” will be a high school drama set in Jordan. |
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São Paulo – Google News Initiative is about to issue an innovation challenge designed to find new ways of engaging readers and boosting revenue in the Middle East and Africa. |
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São Paulo – The Brazilian author Simone Bica launched the book “Diário do Oriente: Percurso de uma alma beduína” [loosely translated as “East Journal: The Journey of a Bedouin Soul”] earlier this year in Rio de Janeiro (photo above) and intends to launch a bilingual version in English and Portuguese later this year for the Arab world. |
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São Paulo – Young musicians from anywhere in the world can apply for an artist exchange program slated for next August in São Paulo, Brazil. The Ethno Brazil Festival is available to people aged 18 to 30. |
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